Shemagh Scarf

A Shemagh Scarf (also known as a keffiyeh or ghutrah) is a traditional
square-shaped piece of cloth, usually made of cotton, sometimes blended
with polyester or wool. It originates from the Middle East and has both
cultural and practical significance.

Key Features:

Shape & Size: Square, generally 42–47 inches (110–120 cm) per side.

Material: Breathable cotton or cotton blends for comfort and durability.

Colors: Commonly black-and-white or red-and-white checkered patterns, but
available in many colors today.

Weave: Lightweight yet strong, with fringed edges.

Uses:

Protection: Shields the face, head, and neck from sun, wind, dust, and
sand.

Military & Tactical: Widely used by armed forces worldwide for camouflage,
warmth, and concealment.

Cultural Identity: A symbol of heritage and identity in Arab and Middle
Eastern cultures.

Fashion: Adopted globally as a stylish accessory in casual and streetwear.

Wearing Styles:

Head Wrap (traditional keffiyeh style) for desert environments.

Neck Scarf for warmth or style.

Face Covering for protection against dust or harsh weather.

Would you like me to also give you a step-by-step guide on how to wear a
shemagh scarf in different styles (military, traditional, fashion)?

Minimum Order: 50 pieces

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